
Auckland house price slide continues as rest of nation roars
House prices across the nation are up, but Auckland continues to slide.
House prices across the nation are up, but Auckland continues to slide.
Residents are concerned about how long the repairs are likely to take.
A Kiwi author has won the backing of American billionaire Warren Buffet.
There's a good reason "real" adulthood seems to be starting later and later.
KiwiSaver funds can only be accessed at 65, but Tim is unlikely to live that long.
Buying a house is just the first step. Keeping it is the second.
How long would you wait for your property to sell?
A National spokesman has attacked KiwiBuild plans.
To attend this summer camp, you'll need a few million in the bank.
Just because it's hard, doesn't mean you should put off talking about money.
Residents are losing their patience over the ongoing delays.
After a rough start to the year, performance is recovering.
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KiwiSaver funds across the board showed "impressive" returns in the six months to June 30.
The NZ Super Fund wants tax breaks on its own plan to build light rail in Auckland.
If you're investing over the long term, a market tumble doesn't have to be a bad thing.
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An Aussie on a six-figure salary has been criticised for claims she can't save for a flat.
Nine financial advisers call for changes to be made to the retirement savings scheme
Homeowners don't need to spend a fortune to reap massive rewards.
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People are sharing their tips on how to stretch your money.
Kiwi workers are turning up sick and admit it has a big impact on productivity.
Insurance juggernaut AIA has outlined significant expansions plans for NZ.
The Government is expected to reveal plans for new state homes in Mangere.
New Zealanders tend to see housing as less risky than shares, but is that true?
House prices in the Queenstown area have taken a dive.
The biggest sale of the year so far was for an eyewatering $635 million.
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